Final Table Set
Jun 08, '10
The final nine players have been decided in event no. 13, the $1,000 no-limit hold’em which means that play has wrapped up for the night. The remaining nine players will come back on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. to see who will win the bracelet and the $472,479 first place prize money.
David Baker is far and away the chip leader, with just over 2,500,000 in chips, which is over 800,000 more than Matthew Vance, who is second in chips. With Baker having almost 30% of the chips in play, six of the nine players are below the chip average, which is 1,014,000.
Here are the chip standings of the final nine.
1. David Baker – 2,553,000
2. Matthew Vance – 1,731,000
3. Steven Gee – 1,540,000
4. Nicholas Heather – 993,000
5. Kyung Han – 613,000
6. Daniel Thomas – 602,000
7. Jared Hamby – 423,000
8. Mats Gavatin – 393,000
9. Jeffrey Gross – 281,000
When the players come back tomorrow, everybody is guaranteed $35,290 and the blinds will be 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante. Stay tuned to Card Player for up to the minute coverage of the final table.
Player Tags: David Baker, Jared Hamby, Matthew Vance
Dinner Break
Jun 08, '10
The remaining 19 players left in event no. 13, the $1,000 no-limit hold’em event have gone on a one-hour dinner break and will return at 8 p.m. to continue play.
David Baker (Pictured Right) is currently second in chips and this is already his second cash of the WSOP, after cashing in the $2,500 2-7 triple draw event. Baker has 1,250,000 at the break and trails only Christopher Brammer in the chip counts who has 1,373,000.
Brammer and Baker are the only two players who have surpassed the million chip mark and are well above the 480,315 chip average. Matthew Vance and Jared Hamby are still alive with 350,00 and 340,000, respectively.
When the players return, blinds will be at 10,000-20,000 with a 3,000 ante and players are guaranteed a minimum of $13,524. After the first player is eliminated, however, there will be a pay jump to $16,919. Stay turned to Card Player for updates as to who is still alive for the $472,479 first place prize money.
Player Tags: David Baker, Jared Hamby, Matthew Vance
Final Table Starts at 2:30 p.m. PDT
Jun 09, '10
The final nine players have been decided in event No. 13 ($1,000 no-limit hold’em) and they will return at 2:30 p.m. to see who will win the bracelet and the $472,479 in first-place prize money.
David Baker (pictured right) is far and away the chip leader with just over 2,500,000 in chips. That is over 800,000 more than Matthew Vance, who is second in chips. With Baker having almost 30 percent of the chips in play, six of the nine players are below the chip average, which is 1,014,000.
Here are the chip standings for the final nine.
1. David Baker – 2,553,000
2. Matthew Vance – 1,731,000
3. Steven Gee – 1,540,000
4. Nicholas Heather – 993,000
5. Kyung Han – 613,000
6. Daniel Thomas – 602,000
7. Jared Hamby – 423,000
8. Mats Gavatin – 393,000
9. Jeffrey Gross – 281,000
When the players come back tomorrow, everybody is guaranteed $35,290 and the blinds will be 12,000-24,000 with a 3,000 ante. Stay tuned to Card Player for up to the minute coverage of the final table.
Player Tags: David Baker, Jared Hamby, Matthew Vance
